For the Spanish Government in 1871, only two things were of utmost importance: the development of the national industry and Carlo's marriage preparations.
Carlo was surprised to find that the government valued this marriage even more than he did, with the political wedding process and scale personally overseen by Prime Minister Prim.
But upon reflection, it made perfect sense. This marriage wasn't just about the Austro-Hungarian Empire's Royal Family and the Spanish Royal Family, but also concerned the Austro-Hungarian Empire Government and the Spanish Government.
Prime Minister Prim's long-anticipated reforms finally had strong support, so how could this not make Prime Minister Prim excited?
To maintain good relations with the Austro-Hungarian Empire, the original scale of the wedding was repeatedly modified by Prime Minister Prim, turning it into an ultra-large-scale wedding with funds deployed exceeding 5 million Pessetas.
